Corporate travel is no longer measured by savings alone. As organisations face increasing complexity, governance, visibility and accountability have become just as important. Discover why transparency is emerging as the most important KPI in corporate travel, and how greater visibility helps organisations make better decisions, strengthen duty of care and improve programme performance.
Our Groups and Events team recently attended IMEX Frankfurt, joining thousands of event professionals to uncover the trends shaping the future of business events. From human-centred design and AI to authentic destination experiences, sustainability and measurable outcomes, here’s what organisations need to know when planning their next event.
Key travel updates for the week ahead, from advisories to airline and airport changes.
Climate risk is redefining travel duty of care Climate risk is no longer a background issue for business travel; it is a daily reality. Across Australia, we are seeing more frequent heatwaves, bushfires, heavy rain, coastal flooding, storms and poor air quality. When your people are on the move, these conditions can shift fast and […]
Key travel updates for the week ahead, from advisories to airline and airport changes.
Turning school trips into measurable learning gains Educational group travel in Australia is changing. School leaders, parents and boards are asking a simple question: what did students actually learn from that trip, and how do we know? A great view or fun activity is no longer enough on its own. Time away from the classroom […]
Orbit World Travel clients enjoyed an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Western Sydney International Airport, experiencing Australia’s newest international gateway before it opens to the public.
Key travel updates for the week ahead, from advisories to airline and airport changes.
How hybrid events are reshaping conference travel Hybrid conferences are changing how people travel for events across Australia. Organisers want to keep costs under control, support ESG goals, and give people flexible options that match new ways of working. That means mixing in-person and virtual attendance, instead of sending everyone on a plane. When we […]
